Malaysian Grand Prix - TV Coverage Times

Ed · Post by Ed » Mon Mar 14, 2005 12:58 pm

TV Coverage (all times local times in the respective country):

Australia
Channel 10
Sunday 20 March: Coverage from 11 PM (delayed)

Canada
TSN
Saturday 19 March: Coverage from 12:00 AM (Qualifying 1)
Sunday 20 March: Coverage from 1:00 AM (Pre-Race then Race)

India
Star Sports Channel
Saturday 19 March: Qualfying 1 live- 10:27 am (Indian Standard Time)
Sunday 20 March: Qualifying 2 live- 08:27 am (IST)
Sunday 20 March: Race live - 12:15 pm (IST)

Japan
Fuji-TV
Saturday 19 March: Coverage from 2:00 PM (Qualifying 1)
Sunday 20 March: Coverage from 12:00 PM (Qualifying 2)
Sunday 20 March: Coverage from 4:00 PM (Race)

Russia
Kanal Sport
Saturday 19 March:
Coverage from 7:55 (Qualifying 1 live. Repeated at 13:30)

Sunday 20 March:
Coverage from 5:55(Qualifying 2 live.Repeated at 14:10)
Coverage from 9:45(Race live. Repeated at 15:15 )

United Kingdom
ITV
Saturday 19 March: Coverage from 1:20 PM (Qualifying 1 - Delayed)
Sunday 20 March: Coverage from 6:40 AM (Race - Live)

United States
SpeedTV
Friday 18 March: Live Coverage from 1:00 AM (2nd Friday Practice)
Saturday 19 March: Coverage from 12:30 AM (Qualifying 1 delayed)
Sunday 20 March: Coverage from 12:30 AM (includes Qualifying 2 delayed and the race Live)

If you know listings from other countries, please send a PM or email and we'll include here. Also let us know if there are any schedule changes that you maybe aware of.

Evil Giraffe · Post by **Evil Giraffe** » Mon Mar 14, 2005 6:50 pm

Hey, Ed, I'm in Japan and Fuji-TV shows all the races and qualifying sessions. Malaysia Saturday's qualifying is on at 2pm, Sunday's quals are on at 12pm and the race is at 4pm. Just thought you might like another country on your list. Of course, I might be the only one here in Japan.

K-D · Post by **K-D** » Tue Mar 15, 2005 12:21 am

Hallo,

Let me give full details:

TV Zulu
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Friday

06:55 - Practice Live

15:35 - Practise - Repeat from the morning broadcast

Saturday

05:55 - Qualifying 1 - Live

19:00 - Qualifying 1 - Repeat from the morning broadcast

Sunday

03:55 - Qualifying 2 - Live

07:25 - Formula One Pole Position studio (prerace either Jonh Nielsen or Kiesea in studio with host, commenting on qualifying and prospects of race)

07:55 - Grand Prix - Live

09:35 - Formula One Pit stop studio (postrace either John Nielsen or Kiesa in studio with hos, commenting on race and results - Then live press conference and fade-out we are done).

TV2
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Sunday

13:25 - Formel 1 Pole Position - Repeat of Zulus broadcast.

13:55 - Formel 1 Malaysias Grand Prix - Repeat of Zulus broadcast

15:35 - Formel 1 pitstop - Repeat of Zulus broadcast

Sadly this is all the F1 we get over a F1 weekend in Denmark.

JayVee · Post by **JayVee** » Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:15 am

K-D wrote: Sadly this is all the F1 we get over a F1 weekend in Denmark.

We get just the race some 5 hours late

Graham Ross · Post by **Graham Ross** » Tue Mar 15, 2005 2:42 pm

Three days of coverage!

Maybe I should move to Denmark

TV Zulu (sounds African!!)

K-D · Post by **K-D** » Tue Mar 15, 2005 7:36 pm

Graham Ross wrote:Three days of coverage!

Maybe I should move to Denmark

TV Zulu (sounds African!!)

TV Zulu is the "young" daughter channel of the Danish TV2.

We used to have only one goverment owned non-commercial channel, then in the mid 1980ies we got a new commercial but still goverment owned channel TV2. Now we have a couple of million channels like all other countries, but the qualitu is so poor on all of them, that less TV is actually watched. Except for certain sporting events, I rather sit in front on the komputer than watch one of 711 different, improve your houce, garden, life, boyfriend, girlfriend, lose weight, gain weight, cooking with Jackie, Bob, the bald chef, the fat lady, gumbo, Emeril, Iron Chef, consumer news, archives........

Woogle · Post by **Woogle** » Wed Mar 16, 2005 7:36 am

K-D wrote:
TV Zulu is the "young" daughter channel of the Danish TV2.

We used to have only one goverment owned non-commercial channel, then in the mid 1980ies we got a new commercial but still goverment owned channel TV2. Now we have a couple of million channels like all other countries, but the qualitu is so poor on all of them, that less TV is actually watched. Except for certain sporting events, I rather sit in front on the komputer than watch one of 711 different, improve your houce, garden, life, boyfriend, girlfriend, lose weight, gain weight, cooking with Jackie, Bob, the bald chef, the fat lady, gumbo, Emeril, Iron Chef, consumer news, archives........

Wlecome to 'Canadian TV'. Back in the '80's we use sing that old Bruce Springteen Song->57 Channels & there's nothing on. Now it's 657

->Except for F1<-

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JayVee · Post by **JayVee** » Wed Mar 16, 2005 1:34 pm

Looks like this is a worldwide trend

In the 90's we had 4 or 5 channels (depending on where you lived) and then analouge cable came along increasing that to 50 or so and now digital is here and we have 100's most of it is RUBBISH, yeah lots of cooking and travelling and time shifted channels and payperview

Yet F1 coverage is given exclusively to a free to air channel and apart from the race in Oz and the early morning ones like US and Canada we get a delayed feed of the race. Nothing else

Can't see why they don't have a clause forcing Ten to allow a cable channel to cover all the races live when they can't.

Kapel · Post by **Kapel** » Wed Mar 16, 2005 3:43 pm

In India, we have no issues in watching any sport(popular ones) live.

Here we have 4 sports channels.DD sports,ESPN,Star Sports,Ten Sports.

These channels split the sports and events between them which helps us in viewing all the major sports live

be it Football/Soccer(EPL,CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, SPANISH) ,F1,Cricket,Golf,TennisBaseball,NBA,Pool & Billiards etc.etc.

Julian Mayo · Post by **Julian Mayo** » Fri Mar 18, 2005 9:50 am

Graham, Denmark sounds good for a variety of reasons, lets go. Wouldn't mind giving the ute a run on danish roads

JayVee · Post by **JayVee** » Sat Mar 19, 2005 10:11 pm

Graham,

Is julian with you ? Are you going to Denmark. His daughter reckons he left yesterday wanting to get a life. She posted this message on the V8 forum

K-D, did julian contact you ?

Maybe he is a Ferrari fan in disguise and depressed about todays results

Graham Ross · Post by **Graham Ross** » Sun Mar 20, 2005 8:31 am

come back Julian I was only joking

besides you think you can afford the petrol prices in Denmark for your Ute ?
I know they have nice women

But you sure can get a life here mate

What more do you want than Michael a second and a half slower and said sorry to Heidfeld

JayVee · Post by **JayVee** » Sun Mar 20, 2005 11:20 am

I hope he gets his life back soon

(once the Clipsal 500 finishes

)

Julian Mayo · Post by **Julian Mayo** » Tue Mar 22, 2005 8:19 am

Thanks for your concern, felllas, the eight year old somehow got my password. (her wounds will heal in time)

Graham Ross · Post by **Graham Ross** » Tue Mar 22, 2005 9:47 am

Julian is back

Hope you got your life and brought it back with you

julian mayo wrote: the eight year old somehow got my password. (her wounds will heal in time)

But that's really your fault. Don't leave those passwords on the screen

Engrave on the Axe